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It is very interesting to receive the front page of the business section of the Regina Leader Post from a former Waseca resident, Bob Douglas, who now resides in Saskatoon.

Relatives and friends of the Lundell family, who lived north of Maidstone, gathered at the Maidstone Museum July 10. Following a luncheon provided by the family, those attending were given guided tours of the museum village buildings.

July 1 was celebrated at the Maidstone Museum grounds July 1 on a beautiful summer day. The parade was led by a local RCMP and his son at 10 a.m.

The picture of the Sons of Norway picnic in last week's paper didn't identify the girls. The one in the yellow top is Marion Ottas and the other is Charlene Alexander, both Arlene Walker's daughters.

Cory lived in Regina as a Consul for the Queen of England, who is the Sovereign figurehead of Canada.

Because of the smoke in the air, skies have not been so bright sometimes. Over an inch of rain fell Friday night. The full moon July 12 was unusual. Some called it a "super" moon. This moon was at a point in time when it came closest to the Earth.

Wow. The storm system that hit Unity not once, but three times in a 12-hour time span was something else.

"I always knew I wanted to be a teacher," says Junice Headley who has recently retired from a 60-year career as a music teacher. "I was a teacher from this big," she laughs, holding her hand out to a child's height.

The Battlefords Art Club has a long history of supporting visual arts in the community. It promotes exhibits of local work with the aim of encouraging its members in developing their potential for creating satisfying artwork in any medium.

When the MC of a recital said some of the scheduled singers couldn't perform for various reasons such as allergies, a virus - and brain surgery - he was serious.